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Using VMware Go to get going on your ESXi virtualization project



With VMware Go, SMBs and VMware first-timers have an easy entry into VMware ESXi virtualization. Get step-by-step instructions on using VMware Go.
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          Think you know everything about Fault Tolerance? If not, bookmark our masterâ€™s guide to Fault Tolerance â€“ and if you think you do, I bet this guide will teach you something anyway.</span></p>
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          Lab Manager 4 can shorten a system administratorâ€™s task list by enabling users to clone, snapshot and destroy virtual machines without granting them access to the entire VMware infrastructure. Learn how to install Lab Manager and learn how it might work in your environment.</span></p>
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          Make sure to remove old hardware drivers after a physical-to-virtual conversion, otherwise you could run into IP address conflict issues and youâ€™ll be consuming unnecessary additional resources.</span></p>
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		<title>Converting a physical server into a VMware ESXi virtual server</title>
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Many companies have not yet begun virtualizing because of virtualization costs and required hardware. What better way to get started than by turning existing servers into virtual hosts using the free VMware ESXi hypervisor?
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<p><span mce_style="font-family : arial, trebuchet, verdana; color: #000000; font-size: x-small;">Many companies have not yet begun virtualizing because of virtualization costs and required hardware. What better way to get started than by turning existing servers into virtual hosts using the free VMware ESXi hypervisor?</span></p>
<p>Almost every data center has underutilized physical servers running single applications, which makes them perfect candidates for virtualization. Learn how to convert an existing physical server into a virtual machine, then how to install ESXi on the server hardware and load the virtual machine back onto it.</p>
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            If you&#8217;re a VMware beginner, there is no &quot;easy button&quot; to get VMware expertise. But the VMware resources listed here can jump-start your journey to VMware expert status.</span></p>
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            Join site editor Hannah Drake, news writer Bridget Botelho and special guest Eric Siebert in the second edition of the &quot;Hypervisor Huddle,&quot; a monthly podcast covering the virtualization space. This month&#8217;s topics include VMware&#8217;s offer to Virtual Iron customers, whether or not VMware is fated to become the next Novell, and more.</span></p>
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